Glass PolishGLASS POLISH PRO 50g Cerium Oxide Fine-Grade Glass Polishing Powder, 95% Pure, Suspension Treated, 2.5 Microns, For All Types of Glass

bought this to clean the film from the head hights on my car.along with the pads. Toyota charge £40 per light so this is such a bargin.....Brilliant is a great word. Really easy to use and mix....watch utube if in doubt...my lights are shinning again.

If you are after a product to smooth out iPhone glass screen scratches to invisible then this is the product for you.This was my first time using this and it worked. However you have to be prepared to put in some serious elbow grease.I had a month old phone and stupidly thought I wouldn’t need a phone screen protector but unsurprising I had a 4mm scratch appear that was about .5mm deep.To use this as I did, first clean your phone screen with a paper towel/cloth and something to get rid of all the grime.Then mask off the area around where the scratch is with masking tape! This helps to keep you focused on where the scratch is when your rubbing away.Next mix some of the powder with a small amount of water to form a toothpaste like consistency. I didn’t use a lot of the powder at all. Probably around a teaspoon.I then used a polishing cloth (similar to that cloth you get to clean glasses/sunglass lenses) as the applicator.I used my finger covered in the cloth and dipped it into the solution you’ve just mixed.Then work your cloth covered finger into your phone screen where the scratch is using small circular motions. I did adjust the motion like back and forth and side to side when you’ve had enough of circular.Not going to lie it took me about 2.5 hours to get the scratch out. Every 30 mins I’d check to see progress but it does work you just have to be consistent and put the work in.Try not to press too hard all the time. Let the powder do the work. But the drier the paste and harder you press the more abrasive the rubbing will be.Good luck.

Did not do the job

I used this product to remove scratches on my glasses after I had fallen over on a footpath whereby my face + glasses collided with the ground.

It was used to remove cloudiness on some champagne flutes. The glasses had become lightly etched with being in the dishwasher. This, together with polishing pads on an electric drill restored the clarity of the glasses.

Doesn’t make a paste and does not work it’s in the bin don’t waste your money

I used this to polish all the glass on my car, including the glass roof. The car had stains on the glass when I bought it. I tried everything under the sun to remove them but nothing worked until I tried this. Very pleased.

Worked perfectly, transformed discoloured turquoise back to original colour. Definitely rate this product.

Buen producto llego a tiempo y cumple con su función

Excellent results. I really wish I would have taken a before and after photo. But in my excitement to try it I forgot. If I post an after photo now you wouldn't believe me. Anyway, I used this on a Pixel watch I scratched with sand while at the beach. The scratches were pretty significant so I figured I had nothing to loose. WOW, the results are amazing. I will say, it was about half an hour worth of work with a Dremel and the best results came after I figured out I should be buffing straight down. Not with the side of the wheel. Do it just like the video shows. But be aware that with some of those felt wheels the metal tip goes all the way through. Don't use those, make sure to have plenty of felt on top of the bit that holds the wheel.

Super es funktioniert einwandfrei!!

Avevo lo schermo dell’apple watch tutto rigato, non uso le pellicole e durante un viaggio l'ho strisciato (credo) contro un muro o qualcosa di metallico. La sostituzione costava una cifra insensata, all'incirca 250-300 euro e quindi mi ero quasi rassegnato nel tenerlo così. Poi ho deciso di mettermi a studiare per cercare una soluzione e questa pasta abrasiva è stata una delle poche alternative che ho trovato. Inizialmente ero scettico viste le recensioni troppo altalenanti, ma tant'è... per poco più di 10 euro, mal che vada avrei solo perso tempo.Ho preso un tampone di quelli in spugna che si attaccano sul trapano svita avvita, applicato il prodotto e fatto roteare abbastanza velocemente. Il risultato è stato fenomenale, purtroppo non ho fatto una foto prima (proprio perchè ero scettico), ma i graffi sono scomparsi del tutto. Ho approfittato, avevo in giro anche un Steel HR della Withings/Nokia e l'ho applicato anche su quello, risolto tutto. I graffi sul Withings erano decisamente ma decisamente più profondi, d'altronde l'ho usato giorno e notte per 3 anni, in qualunque condizione.Solo una critica (o forse è un'osservazione): prima di acquistare questa pasta sono andato sulla loro pagina youtube per vedere un video tutorial. Dal video sembrava che pochi grammi di pasta avrebbero reso cremoso (e quindi efficace) l'impasto per effettuare l'abrasione. Invece nel mio caso, nonostante io abbia usato pochissima acqua (1/4 di bicchierino di plastica del caffè) ho dovuto adoperare tutta la scatola di polvere pur di avere una densita non dico cremosa, ma quanto meno un po' meno liquida.In pratica quello che voglio dire è che dovete fare molta attenzione alle proporzioni (che non vengono indicate), altrimenti rischiate di usare tutto il prodotto one shot come ho fatto io. Valeva la pena? Avoglia, con 11 euro ho salvato non uno, ma due orologi.

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